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• The 2 most common coverage options are full
coverage and tire tracks heating. The tire tracks
format is a cost eective alternative to full coverage
that will keep a driveway usable even in substantial
snowfall.
• The heating element should be installed within 2” to
3” from the top of the finished surface.
• Do not shorten the heating cable. Do NOT cut the
heating cable. Only the non-heating cold leads can
be shortened.
• Do not connect the heating cable to the power
supply for testing before it is embedded (this could
lead to dangerous overheating). Testing is only done
with a digital ohmmeter and a megohmmeter.
• Do not fold or position the warming system so that
the mesh overlaps itself or other warming cables
(this could lead to dangerous overheating).
• Do not run a power lead or sensor wire across a
warming cable.
• Make sure that the manufacturer’s splice (which
connects the heating cable and the cold lead) is
completely embedded.
Installation Information
Simply draw a project sketch that includes dimensions,
power source location, and the locations of any
permanent fixtures like drains, grates, trees, etc.
Send it to [e-mail]. Then
WarmlyYours’s skilled engineers will create a free
SmartPlan™ custom installation plan based on your
drawing, typically in as little as 1 business day.
After you receive your SmartPlan™, just verify the
correct dimensions before placing your order with
your WarmlyYours account manager.
• There should be separate conduits for the heating element
cold leads (adhere to the guidelines outlined in Appendix
C in the NEC Handbook) and the low voltage temperature
sensor extension wire.
• Cold lead connections or extensions must be done in an
accessible junction box.
• At least 6” of free non-heating lead must be present in the
junction box.
• All products must be installed in compliance with local
Code.
• A snowmelt plaque is required by National Electric Code
(NEC) to mark electrically heated surfaces.
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